Selection of Evaluatee Clause Samples
The 'Selection of Evaluatee' clause defines the process by which an individual or entity is chosen to be evaluated under the terms of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria, authority, or method for designating who will be subject to evaluation, such as specifying that the evaluatee must meet certain qualifications or be selected by a particular party. By clearly establishing how the evaluatee is chosen, this clause ensures transparency and fairness in the evaluation process, preventing disputes over eligibility and maintaining the integrity of the assessment.
Selection of Evaluatee. 13.1.4.1 Tenured employees shall be evaluated at least every two years except as provided in this section and as described in 13.
Selection of Evaluatee. Tenured employees shall be evaluated at least every two years. A random method of selection shall be used to determine the evaluatees for odd and even years. Probationary employees shall be evaluated annually, except for first-year employees who shall be evaluated twice a year. The need for consecutive annual evaluations may be challenged by the evaluatee through the procedure described in Section 13.5. Consecutive annual evaluations shall be for just cause only.